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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
3
The familiar Swedish American comedy Ole Olean returns to local stages as a revived production. This version features new characters and updated staging while keeping the original plot and characters, including Hap Bendrick and others, with revised scenery and a modernized cast.
Legacy trader William Pontand, known as the sheep king of Morrow county, reports a major sale of 40,000 Avrea stock and 20,000 sheep. The record notes a large loss and speculative losses tied to a vanished Flue mountain stock, with financial figures showing substantial prior accumulation and later valuation disputes.
A garbled tale recounts a Lebanon grocer and a New York deputy involved in a betrothal and arranged marriage. The narrative mentions a young girl, a detour from front lines, and a perilous baby, with hazardous labor involving fragile machinery and improvised tools. Several names are corrupted beyond recognition.
An OCR garble describes a 19th century notice about shipments, stock items, and local transportation. It mentions horses, carriages, freight, and goods like oils and talons. The text references a public sale, a rest or mare trip, and a river or harbor area with several place names and vendors.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions carts plows harrows and tools, with scattered references to prices and makers. It appears to describe trades or goods in a local market, noting cheap offers and possible seller names, but the text is severely corrupted and difficult to parse for clear facts.
Court House crowded as voters from diverse parties fill the building for a critical meeting. Speakers debate Prohibition and reform while addressing concerns over governance, finance, and national policy amid a tense political climate.
An OCR fragment outlines a heated political confrontation with mentions of Ford, Abe Lincoln era themes, the Utah Shaker community, and a festival tied to an election. It references Jefferman and Hemocrat factions, veering into accusations of corruption, public dissent, and duty to know the truth about electoral manipulation.
The account outlines reasons for high working costs in Dawson region including freight delays on rough roads. It notes freight rates from Pawson to army posts rising from 0.12 to 0.20 per ton and discusses impacts of regulations on timber and coal markets and rail development plans to move wood and coal to mines.
In New York on November 4 estate men read of plans to auction the famous Stewart mansion and related properties along Fifth Avenue and nearby streets. The sale aims to raise funds for the Stewart estate with bids expected soon as bidders gather.
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